rules for thee and not for me

Never believe fascists are operating in good faith. That's why they're immune to pointing out hypocrisy; they just straight up don't fucking care because, yes, exactly, you should have rules and I shouldn't because that's what I want.

The point of pointing out the hypocrisy isn't to get them to change, but to try to get someone in their thrall to realize they've been duped. Nazis are at the end of the day scammers.
- I dunno, man, the maga people I know see the scam and they're 100% invested in it. The only one I know that has fallen out is an army guy who's a big constitution fan and sees where Trump is heading. He's still a Republican, but MAGA left him behind.

I'm writing a key for those who don't get what's so fancy about four numbers

86 = 8 miles out and 6 feet under, I believe from Las Vegas gang slang. Where to bury the guy that cheats your casino.
46 = USA President no. 46, Joe Biden
47 = USA President no. 47, Donald Trump

Put them together and you have a code that incites violence/murder of the mentioned US President.

Edit: Fuck, the Vegas origin is a myth.

Whoa. I like the energy, but 86 is a kitchen term for an item no longer being available.
86 in this case is generally agreed to mean "no more"
- Whoa ho ho, let me like slow up with the flow, if I move to quick, oh, you just won’t know
Regardless of whether it was the first to coin the phrase 86, the restaurant business in the 1930s was one of the main incubators for its usage and development. Believed to be slang for the word nix, it was initially used as a way of saying that the kitchen was out of something, as revealed in Walter Winchell’s 1933 newspaper column that featured a “glossary of soda-fountain lingo” used in restaurants during that time. It later evolved into a code that restaurants and bars used when they wanted to cut someone off, because they were either rude, broke, or drunk, as in “86 that chump at the end of the bar.”
- Rhyming slang making people completely lose their minds trying to figure out it's origin(which is the intention in the first place) and diner lingo. I love it.
  Order of burn the British with axle grease, rollers and a blond 86 the sand.
Here, have an article with about a dozen different possible origins for the expression to 86 someone or something. Btw, none of them have to do with killing anyone.
Yep, 86 just means to throw it out. It's old garbage, no one wants that.

Acts so tough about being shot in the head but is afraid of four numbers in a tweet.

Bullies will use any excuse to further their own agendas, at the expense of anyone else. This includes the current "administration" which is led by a skinless cantaloupe.